My dog got to a few of my vintage star wars. One of which was a carded Walrus Man. Damage was done, the figure was out. Never noticed before, but it was a PBP Walrus Man, shiny boots and scar, only a "1" on back of boot, and overly painted white tusks. I took the blaster out. It was a PBP blaster. The card is a regular Kenner card, with Made In Hong Kong on the back. I never new this was normal for PBP figure to be carded on regular Kenner, made in Hong Kong. Is this a norm or an anomaly? Thanks

I knew some say made in Spain and have pbp figures, but did not know the made in Hong Kong cards had them. Possible the coo is shared by kenner and pbp so it may be a kenner figure. I have not been studying pbp/poch stuff since I heard about javi's book.

Thanks, I have to study the PBP's myself

I don't know anything about carded items . I do know that a 1" remaining walrusman is 100% a pbp figure not kenner

Fyi: it is a 77 card back. On the back, it is dated (LFL 1984). I don't know if that matters. It is definitely PBP and the blaster is a V6 or V7, they look similar, having the "bar" beneath the clip.